Susan's friend bought her a drink,and told her that it contained alcohol,even though it didn't.However,after drinking several of these "fake cocktails," Susan began to feel more relaxed,sociable,and sexually attractive.These effects were probably most influenced by

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Susan's beliefs about the effects of alcohol influenced her perception and behavior. She believed she was consuming alcohol, which led to a placebo effect, causing her to feel more relaxed, sociable, and sexually attractive. The fact that her friend lied to her may have contributed to her initial belief that she was drinking alcohol, but it was ultimately Susan's beliefs and expectations that influenced her behavior.

Susan's Friend Bought Her a Drink,and Told Her That It